Introducing the mki x es.edu DIY sequencer kit 

That reset trick with the SQ-1 to make the sequence seem longer is absolutely brilliant. Never come across that technique before!

Wishing you great success with these modules, Moritz! Very nice work!

Loving all of these. Built the VCO a couple days ago and looking forward to getting more!

This series is great! Looking forward to the filter!

Throughly enjoying these Moritz - just built the E.G. and another oscillator. The ‘play’ first is fantastic ! Your effort is so appreciated ! Ps noticed your comment re - filter - great !!

Sequencers really should have a default of 5 steps instead of 4, that one extra step opens up so many possibilities.

Great work Moritz!

Very nice video! 😁

Can wait to get mine!!!

This is so awesome 👌

Cool. I can't wait.

That's brilliant. 5 steps seems a bit short, I guess 8 steps is a minimum but the principles are still the same to build what is required.

Looking forward to getting a full bundle of these once they are all released shipping is ridiculous at the moment

Protip: solid core twisted pair CAT5 ethernet cable makes for excellent jumpercables on the cheap.

Moving on up 👆 Nothing can stop you! 🙏

Cool work I am trying to built a synth myself. Can u make a video on sound output system.......

Okay built this one last night and it sounds great! When adjusting the trimpots in back I can’t get more than 4.6 volts coming out of the cv before the trimpot runs out of travel! The 2.5 is spot on! Any ideas? I’ve noticed both of the trimpots are identical on the back unlike some of the prototypes where the 5v trim is vertical?! Thanks again for these!

Hei Moritz I really enjoy your videos but i have seen that you built your own reverb module and i would very much like to see how you went about that:)) grüsse aus der schweiz;)

Hello! I am trying to learn electronics and love the tutorials. Would you be open to the possibility of doing some very basic videos on how to know when to use certain components when designing? If not, what would be some good beginner tutorials to learn in parallel with these that I can learn how to understand when to use components and why. The explanations in these vids are very good and the analogies are helpful, but sometimes I am thinking "Man how do I just come up with something like this on my own?" you know?

Do you know when the book containing all the manuals will be released?

In the manual it says to use two 9v blocks for the breadboard build. Can we use the dual power supply from the case instead as I do not have batteries around? The powersupply has 12V but I guess the ICs can handle 12 volt as the we be powered by it later anyway!? A bit afraid to try :D

no start/stop button?

I have a question, if I don't have modules besides the sequencer, can I use the cv output of the arturia microfreak?

where is the Sine wave ?

Maybe someone can help me here. I built it and it works great, only when i plug in a clock input the sequencer gets stuck on the step its on. Ive checked the soldering, all seems to work fine. Tried different setups for the clock out, none seemed to work. Would appreciate any insight anyone has on this issue.

I can't wait for this Erica synths colab to be over so normal content can continue. This feels like a "greatest hits" album where we get all the good circuits repeated and packaged into something you can buy

Nobody needs a 5 step sequencer. Except maybe Sungazer.